We like your tool and want to use it to create a security report to provide to our customers.
Thus we only need it to display the columns ID, Security tool, Impact, Title and Status.
Configured like this, the report only uses halve of the page available due to the max-width: 400px restriction on all tbody td.
This means Title is cut of after 400px even though there is a lot of unused space on the page.
It would be nice if the default template.ejs file could be overwritten via user input (e.g. via the config).
An alternative could be to implement some kind of CSS magic in the default template.ejs file. But I think letting the user define a custom template.ejs file is a more elegant solution.
Fields part in our config:
"fields": {
"ID": "$.id",
"Security tool": "$.tool",
"Impact": "SEVERITY",
"Title": "$.title",
"Status": "$.display_status"
}
We like your tool and want to use it to create a security report to provide to our customers.
Thus we only need it to display the columns ID, Security tool, Impact, Title and Status.
Configured like this, the report only uses halve of the page available due to the
max-width: 400pxrestriction on alltbody td.This means Title is cut of after 400px even though there is a lot of unused space on the page.
It would be nice if the default template.ejs file could be overwritten via user input (e.g. via the config).
An alternative could be to implement some kind of CSS magic in the default template.ejs file. But I think letting the user define a custom template.ejs file is a more elegant solution.
Fields part in our config: